Youth Journalism International, Inc.

Youth Journalism International, a nonprofit formed in 1994, is the most successful journalism education program for young people on the planet.

COMMON Foundation

Our COMMON Foundation - People | Planet | Peace COMMON Foundation is an incubator for social and environmental enterprises.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 3396.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States Dept of West VA

The nation's leading military and veteran advocate.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 3397.

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

TO ORGANIZE ALL WORKERS UNDER ITS JURISDICTION, PROMOTE SAFE AND REASONABLE METHODS AND HOURS OF WORK, SECURE EMPOLOYMENT, SETTLE DISPUTES BETWEEN EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES AND SEEK HIGHER STANDARDS OF LIVING FOR THE INDIVIDUAL.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

• 3398.

Information Systems Security Association

South Florida Chapter of the Information Systems Security Association International (@ISSAINTL) - Official Hashtag: #SFISSA About Us SFISSA is a long standing chapter of the Information System Security Association Become a Speaker Overview The South Florida ISSA Chapter invites experts to share their knowledge Become a Sponsor Support the ISSA South Florida Chapter through Sponsorship Adam Gresh Information Security Can Go With the Flow In todays dynamic business landscape security isnt just about technology its about alignment.

• Economics (as a Social Science)

• 3399.

Radicalxchange Foundation Ltd

Social movement for next-generation political economies.

• Secondary/High School

• 3400.

Omniwomyn

Omniwomyn Omniwomyn Quarterly Newsletter Our Mission.

Open Contracting Partnership

Opening up and transforming the world’s $13 trillion of public procurement and contracts so they are fairer and better for people and planet.

• International Relief

• 3402.

Refugee Relief International, Inc.

Refugee Relief International, Inc. was founded in 1982 to address the need for medical care to sick and wounded in active combat areas where conventional relief agencies were barred from operating, where the danger was too great, or conditions too harsh.